In person tickets for this concert are sold out. You may come to the box office in person to join a wait list for cancellations.
Vivaldi's beloved concerti brought to life by four stunning soloists: Nicholas DiEugenio, Daniel Lee, Isabelle Seula Lee, and Beth Wenstrom. On display at the performance will be contemporary photography evoking the seasons by four NYC-based photographers.
The Four Seasons
Sunday, January 7, 2024 at 5pm
Location
Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church
152 West 66th St.
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Getting to the Venue
Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church is on West 66th St. between Broadway and Amsterdam. The church is not wheelchair accessible; there are twenty steps up to the sanctuary with a hand-railing, and a landing partway up.
Music
Concert length: 70–80 minutes with no intermission
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750)
Prelude and Fugue in F major, BWV 880
Giuseppe Colombi (1635–94)
Partite sopra il basso di Ciaccona for solo cello
Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767)
Concerto no. 1 in G major for 4 violins without bass, TWV 40:201 (Hamburg, 1727)
Antonio Vivaldi (1678–1741)
The Four Seasons, op. 8, nos. 1–4, RV 269, 293, 297, and 315
Giovanni Zamboni (fl. early 18th cent.)
Allemande from Sonata no. 6 for lute
Performers
Nicholas DiEugenio, Daniel Lee, Isabelle Seula Lee, and Beth Wenstrom, solo violin and viola
Ezra Seltzer, cello
Nathaniel Chase, violone
Joshua Stauffer, theorbo
Jeffrey Grossman, harpsichord
Grace Copeland, Ramuel Galarza, Rachel Monteleone, Izaiah Rosado, photographers
Hannah Fox, projection artist
Grace Copeland, photography curator
Nathaniel Chase
violone
Grace Copeland
photographer
Nicholas DiEugenio
violin
Hannah Fox
projection artist
Ramuel Galarza
photographer
Jeffrey Grossman
harpsichord
Daniel Lee
violin
Isabelle Seula Lee
violin
Rachel Monteleone
photographer
Izaiha Rosado
photographer
Ezra Seltzer
cello
Joshua Stauffer
theorbo
Beth Wenstrom
violin
Student Tickets
Students of any age can attend this concert for free.
Due to limited availability, please email music@sebastians.org with your proof of student status to reserve a ticket.
Music is For All
We work hard to keep our ticket prices low, but they may still be out of reach for some. If you would like to attend this concert but cannot afford a ticket, please email music@sebastians.org to request a community comp ticket. (Availability is limited.) Let’s share this music together!
Health & Safety
The safety of our performers, staff, and audience are of the utmost importance to us.
While we remain safety-conscious (and pro-vaccines!), we are currently mask-optional for audiences and will not be checking vaccine cards.
We reserve the right to require masks on a per-concert basis as we monitor local conditions—in the event of this change, an announcement will be made via email before the concert.
By purchasing a ticket and attending a concert, you acknowledge that despite all reasonable precautions, there are risks in attending live musical events and you agree to accept those risks yourself. You release the Sebastians (legally, Sebastian Chamber Players, Inc.) from any claims based on your attendance of one of our concerts. Your in-person concert ticket also grants you access to the virtual concert experience—available 2–4 weeks after the performance. If you are not feeling well, have been recently exposed to COVID-19, or have recently tested positive for COVID-19, please stay home and rest. If you have any questions or need assistance, we are always reachable at music@sebastians.org.
